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Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22

Yesterday mornings report shows the
coffee market stronger than last week. 1t is
point. The syndicate is buying spot coffee
largely, which is generally considered will
have a tendency to raise the price. Those
versed in such matters think the market
will not grow weak until the syndicate I'M
IL
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22

Dir. r. S. McAllister, agent of the Ameri-
can Refrigerating Transit company, arriv ed
IN the city yesterday. Like all other men
who know live city when they see it, he
THU ks Wichita is a dandy. Hesays Wichita
is one of the liveliest cities he ever saw and
believes with the many that it is booked for
o bright future
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22

Eight lots 10 to "a in Smith & Stoveris ad-
dition, e. f., Wichita, &, 500. 2a-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22
Special Sale.

Heron & Son is a cash house See thei,
prices at Isl North Main street dJ9 1t
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22

Lots in Garfields addition. $500 each
good terms; very cheap.
WALKER & FIEDLER,
29-tf 235 n Main, Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22

8. S. Kenworthy has recently bought out
the ice cream and confectionery stand of Mr.
and refurnishing the place, making an ele-
CANT ice cream parlor, and putting in q new
and complete stock of fiue fruits, cigars and
confectionery.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22
Notice.

We have this day sold out our grocery
business at 13l North Main street to the firm
of B. Heron q Son, &ho will conduct tbs
business at the old stand. They are old gro
Gerry men and understand the business thor
oughly, and we cheerfuily recommend the
new firm to orr customers as gentlemen OF
good business qualification. ThaukIng al
of our customers for past favors, we remain
very respectfully,
MCADAMS & GOOCH.
Wichita Luna .llth 1887 0Q-1I
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22

Wanted.
Two good basque makers wanted Tor
Madame Liggett.
MUNSoN g. MCNAMARA. 2S-2t.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22

B. L. Keenan, was at Garden Plain yester-
day on business. Corn he reports looking
very well-tiptop, and oats will prove
much better than expected. Farmers are
consequently happy.
Dan Boon, of Colwich, and one of the big
farmers Of Union township, has returned
from trip to the Pacific coast. Dan says
the more he sees of this world the greater is
his sdmiration of Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22

Wichita, Kan, June Goth, 1887. 29-lt
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-22
PICNIC.

The K. Of p. band boys are making prep
erations for a big time at their picnic tomor-
row. Games and amust ments of all kinds
will be enjoyed; boats for ride upon the
delightful rowing course of the Little river
CON be secured: and music will be furnished
by the band. Upon platform to be erected
evening, the music for which being furnished
by the orchestra. A promenade concert will
be given by the band from to $50. To all,
the boys extend welcome to come and en-
JOY with them the day beneath the trees of
Riverside park, promising to all who accept
their invitation pleasant time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
A New Military Tent.
Prom the London Court Journal.

4 trial Of the Howe convertible tent and
entrenchin1 tools was made on Monday At Colchester
10 the presence Of Major Den SIR Evelyn Wood. q,
this tent, the pole and psFs Of which win form soieni
always A. hand when required. made 70 sectiopa
Ehsa packed 60, ,rSn'pcrt DOS not s,ossa sixteen
designed 20 accommodate any numSsr @ mon ten OF
iron tubs made in ton in'erchangsabis SECTIONS each
s,enSs5g tool 70 which spsds pick OF hImmsr can o
shaspsned termpg useful hssshet while sharp spike
end o. the tubular shaft handle second tube taper
with movable iron head slides within tubular hAn.
die and may be employed TO lengtheu IL may b Do
tached and used toni peg In sandy soils this pea
may be passed through hole In the Of the spade
which ID thon buried forming storm anchor.
Every part OF the imp euiont serves double purpose
and every probable contingency seems to be provided
for In Its cousructoeven the tent hookA are nRenI.
osy made act as spAnners AZ hrst sight the add
ton of extra weight TO the burden Of the modern
British infantry solder-who 10 seldom . Hercules
would seem o be an argument against tho adoption OF
Mr. HoWes clever conriyAnce bat 10 eontended that
by dispensing with blanket the soldier might carry hls
tent section without adding 10 the weight OF hls k he
would then be able IN pitch his Without waiting foi
the arrival OF the baggage wagons which are reQuenr
many miles In rear OF the marching column.
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It Was All Hts EnsnGinatien.


:. DR.. 8. @. Parsons, who has drug store On
the Of Liberty and MONTGOMERY stress had qnite
q little circus all to himself Ast night Early In the
evening no was startled BY the abrupt and unoere
monious entrance Of several who bore beweeh
them the form Of Robert u ysrdier The spcte,man
friend had been shot and he was dying declaration
which moan from the supposed .hotrjdded man EN-
the doctor drecied and then stood s.as s
his pain The doctor asked wheretlie wound was and
the supposed 70 edynR man indicated by feeble wave
no oiots Of gore met re doctors skIfous glance.
The man body waa then carefully examined. but nary
wound could he found IL think you are oil right"
finally said the Doctor with an nnIsed smile ~ dony
srsd his vitality suddenly and UP made ,hs &C
friends rosred at the eomiea ending OF what they sup
seems a. ono OF thein explained they were near the
market house and got into row with several other no
blow giving him SHARP spet Hs thoHsht h ls &, been
and carried him to tho drug store while tho assauitng
party ded Verde wrath was great ovor the Joke ~
his expense and he vowed he would the fellow who
struck him and make him suner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
PBxsxoAL ExEaozsn
A Pnysieian's Netten OF what D. Coed ana
What is had for . Msn - Ne.

-
Dr. Fees ssier N ns rpocA
am q strong believer In physical culture,
put physical culture is something entirely DIFF.
ferent from outdoor sports as they are carried
doctor need outdoor exercise more than
90 S Which, o ss sas :' os the
sds IN e do sfs Mn our On h ssos s
specially 10. trained only IN the parts Of the
sport Of reereson IL psyd Ra Trains
EsS AZ g, ssss ss;ss ssss
sSass sSs5fses Tor he sake
e weak in some part Of his body. 4 man. Tor
train ss 70 develop the muscles Of Ills ses e u
e VIII ~ reduce the weight Of biz body above his
e1s n yh ess welsh wb.n ,nduea
in for pleasure, but Is bad In contests. TSo
professional pedestrian finally becomes thor.
system are eshaSstea By too much e9er Sfaa
Riowins Is one Of the best exercises Il In.
Contest an G ana
know 1t until he Ia taken from his boat para
Ss Il ia Of danger especially to the
pitcher So true Is this that the base o bali
pitchers arm rs we'll as the tennis arm are
dIseases The exercise Il, base bali Is very
violent, and sooner or later causes overstrain.
be- T ss4nsd so y Sl exercise and is liable to
Rgnnins Is too much Of an outburst to be Of
service IN general Way and Is only good on
follow up .nf p carries its own Temedy With
in the natural giving out Of the legs before the
Training should BRING up the general physi-
cal status to point that will enable It TO en-.
FOR the nmsh 81 The rruant mnment There
the finish better. than tho start-to break the
Tie sensible and physiolosicaf way fer man
parts Of his body that s are Weak. II man
o should ss g
me that horseback exercise Is not indulssd
@ money ae their Vices sseqft oes
able them to buy and keep horse. l would
aSSs oss aH
gre used By boating clubs. The expense q
WIEN divided nSss amens ao me snSs would Ss
small, and the horseback exercise could b
most. young men now indulge. In that way
aass S Ps
beautiful country. and the riders could not fall
l do not Know Of any outdoor exercise 80
suitable for men as the Sports Of the field.
There Is just enough excitement about Il to
mako the exercise you take beneficial. While
thing. Of Interest: while your body is being
exercised your brain gets stimulus. Hunt
ing Is good for the well and good for many who
are sick / have known inyalids sent e the
shooting. to come back restored in health.
field with horseback, riding. as is done
IN the South. has tho best kind Of out
men: tho older ones must be content with
Of the veteran writer for the sporting papers.
Horace Smith While yet u young man he was
given up by his physician to die OF consump:
ton. He was IL business. and his doctor told
the remainder Of his life to his dog and gun.
Mr.. Smith acted on the suggestion and am
willing to admit that possibly the doctor 3D.
vised better than he knew, for this same Y young
the sporting papers; to which he was constant
and valuable contributor. he constantly made
public the fact that he attributed his restored
health to exercises taken In the field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
E1EcrRo-PLATE FOR THE DEAD
A Rochester Inventor's Method or Preserv
lag Human Bodies Forever.
From TIE Democrat and Caronteie.


From tie Democrat and Carontele.
The blinds were closed but between the
stats could be seen bright light. A knock on
the door brought out cherry come IT." The
os Of he aee
In mo overalis and blouse Of dark blue Material
GueeriS shaped articles Of glass and brass such
as are found only In the laboratory. In ono
battery batter and bath for electro plating: The
"We have come to have you tell Us about
We'll, hardly have the idea fully worked
e as ar ns hv
e. passa
q piece Of steak. 1 put them ip the bath and
Then | laid them aside and awaited develop.
Sss s% ss4 That as sshss
6n close could plainly
from s M Quarter q beef i had been plated for
three months and e. wa mot
fresh Ia. as When frst laid 81 some ambitious hen.
have plated many other pershaib Ia things hines:
i Is = l ham sssdwioh. That Sas plated W.
fresh. Now low claim that human bodies can Be-
plated In the same manner that this meat mas.
and thug be kept IN the bs shs 70 rer
bare ps the body as Il is prepared for embaImlns.
Then put in your silver or gold Of nickel plate,
t ans c ansn may be- Statue The
advantages OF this method are many. Instead
e. OF
On . pedestal and Eept q long % YOU ne:
les sne can Be plated and kept Tor future ssnera
1 mars no nv sa Words Il vii BE- but few yssr
over the world. OF course. there will Be
Sas the S Be- IL
but It will come into vogue some day. sure Us
s ssa. snd &c and
experiment. Call and see me IN lew weeks
win saGS the rssH q
secret OF which will be patented"
From TIC Western Electrician.
The latest method OF preserving the dead,
and one which is growing into popular favor.
Perfectly S even mstailic coating TO the surface
Of the body itself by the same process as that
w sa ps brey ah h Is
with alcohol and sprinkled with hne graphite
powder to insure the perfect condnetion OF cleo
",
solution Containing piece OF metal TO be used:
to this is attached the positive pole 81 2 strong
corpse and a fine Aim OF the metal at once be-
to the SNay tSs eoa sna
TINS d may u t nS To this process there
S Would EI' seem to be- no valid objection. IN
effect Il transforms the corpse into o
pression being perfectly preserved. The body
being hermeIlcally sealed within It's metal in
neet OF a mummy. This method obviates many
Objections which have been urged against ere
nation. and at the same time meets the wishes
oiines them to favor the ordinary way of
burial The feeling Of the Dissertation OF the
handful OF ashes causes to many people Is en-;
tireIy done away with, as no rude hand Is LAID
upon the once loved form. No change ts
brought about In appearance except that lace
and fiaure are covered with q shining vail.
through which tho familiar lineaments appear
with all their wol-remembered CHARACTERISTICS
and aggression,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
she Fut Phosphorus on her Tee.

"A Indy Of this city. whose little feet are always
daintiy shod 10 also the unfortunate p0sessor OBJ
.tina and burning corn upon the toe Of her left
foot Chiropodiss had dug tunnels through that
yanked At f with nippsrs sneared with singing on
msuts and. In despair suggested amputaton The corn
held the fort and the assaults Of the
~ razor ne lady. husband Of
without his knowledge. Finally kind friend suggested
tha phosphorn. was rSoted on the aiiisted toe ths
remedy and did Inst before retiring the other night
and forgot to tell her hsge lord what she had done
drsI clock. when the husband suddenly awoka and was
hat startled the flash OF FREELY the
Of the bed sleep was again asserting s mastery when
70 open wide his eyes Hs could not reeoect ever hav
.ys III senses vnn and .asin tsnt SrsSv
dashed its bal full gissm onectualIy banishinG al
aroused and wrsthy husband. lie determined 10 end
bis misery Gnd the nrenys existence. simultaneous
y Hs reached out 10 the dark gropsd with his hand
seized the weapon slowly and cautiously raised himself
In bed and lifting high the sturdy broaan brought It
down with 4 vigorous whack on the innocent nrehy.
wild shrek. az avalanche q bedcloths. and the
husband lay sprawng in the middle Of the noor while
bis wife rolled around the bed claspng her foot and
moaning In anguish II was not dredy. II was tie
phosphorus anointed toe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
lLosAing Dew for hor Cenpls xisn.
Efoua Tia Ie,yIsfo1 h,,.,.ay

A young woman who claims Augusta a. her
who Spen Iaat summss a. bar 49, ~ Ss. nSrh esis
up what was regarded at that resort used a II n
my lazy maid Eas seen 70 leave the hotel between
% ana snrssd On ne EsSas that looked very
fSr she wolld gather ep the article
part q her duties % wet lace nou.olr-as the lady
called Twin the early dew of morning and then lay e
that sat.snss and addea beauty Apd sshnssS 70 her
70 Dc engaged by the aame dAssl another season
asi re young adys rye wa iainFe - her eomplsz
hevng ne clear TINT abe hoRed TOR THAI de ai now
Sd soSssa sas iRSs ~ e ssss : e
plazion u city bellss 4 Indeed e11U sf12F ~ = -
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BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Sept. 16.-There H. NO
greater curiosity IN human form In this section Of ind
Bloominson most Of the time dependent upon the towH
est man the smallest about the waist and having the
largest feet Of any person In the whole county He q
six feet aud half inches In height. measures
twelve inehee about tho waist and wears No. y shoe
pecks Of corn lie weighs les pounds No shoe s made
by tho trade large enough by four numbers and when
pair ID demanded smiths order IL sent TO Louisville
{Ky) nrm whero the shoes arc made according to .
measurement kept BY them Once each yosr pair q
and are made Of heavy leather and have broad heels
inches the instep l0H inches and the ball 10 inches
smith natiyeo Of North Carolina u - years old sud
emigrAted Indiana In 1870 He II married and has
two children. He 10 = Republican.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25

were yery SLOW and made their operations boeAy
AFFAIR." The other day the Esprss:on,s hsar 2, dos. s
hour or 90 instead % nfeen minutes to DO that wort
and the patient would lose about four times e fnucIn
.spestins about doing quick work rod rnsedos1 =
tpmor from man In very quick time. When he sent u
his bill Of $40 the confnloscont patient ooteo!ed
o. YOUR time and you charge fvlr Yes that I, true
was the reply but could have taken whole morning
70 pertoIT y only Thought you would rather have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
From nc Le,otston Journal

A man who has been at work In an Auburn
shoe Factory set hen the other day was told thas
bantamk u don't take scarcely nothing to feed EN-"
sad he aud I'm much Obliged 70 you and the young fall
the eyRs smiled among the mselves The eevs hstehsd
and then the devoted bantam raiser hung the
"chcks In rapture. They were the most awful speei
mems Of h.na,ps though that hs ever s.w They Hsrs
xisst brds he met in al his existence seems =
me-" prohered he the next day he stood his work,
.thatthom's mighty queer bantsms. kind OF think
sasS hn does sc ~. g So,s hs
shop agreed wthspt much ursi2l to come up and see
sQuAdA and ed his hen house and Hooked his prsmissA
and after they had all got there they the hen fan
of doves eGRu,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
Unexpectedly ReeencileA.
Prom the San Franetsoo Report,

eomery street clothing house becoming desperately II
married her without his mothers consent After the
Il he her The q. r.. of he vas ~
giys her rash son the lady arrived q Jsekson street
couple were there to greet her bat they about
70 walk aboard the steamer the escaping steam and
loud splash and the bride and groom seemed In dan
while the husband Justify yelled for help be founder
ed about she grabbed him by the hair aud held him up
angry mother law. and there was hearty. "God
bless you my children " when the wet pair were landed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
Wind River Clark. the Golden Hsrmit.
From the Wyoming Fress

The Wind Mountains conceal 4 strange char
aeter known a. Wind River Clark !" or the "aoldel
and conserving alone With nature In her most savage
aspect with the wild animals In the mountains - his
Hermit made hs solitary home the dsspest rscessss
impress him not Two or three times ayeaf appears
at the frontier post Of Fort washakn loaded
nlled Win gold dust and for Wind Rysr Gi.Ii
secreta
Tho advent of hunter trapper hermit ana gold finder
is always nm event AZ the fort or he |, sure 70 bring
~ 70 civilized Clad In his own and the skins Of
wild animals slain BY himself the mountain solitary
ago he sppssrsd and di.appesrsd A. The fort o.
ported that the Golden Ierm busy In his golden
quest deep In tho mountains and that the old buokskn
almost FULL OF dust and nuggets So the poopts are
looking daily for the periodical visit Of the man 81 gold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
Divorce Interrupted BY . WeAlins.
Prom the Minneapolis Journal

dr.ggng its soled length along in Judge Hicks court
yesterday Tho woful contestants listening eagerly
when handsome. broad shouldered youth entered tho
room with young lady on his arm. >He was overflow.
Smiles which seemed e AZ The gloomy court room shs
she looked shyy from behind her stslwart lovers
They wanted to Be niarriyd. The divorce SUIT was
m.fsass 70 make one q. any time The ssIemeny va.
Il before the Judge. with his brightest smile and
speech gallant Chesterneld could make he pre-.
money and with quick ssaeesu moys%sns 20 drew
fore the Judge With bow he received the ross6uds,
and returned 70 the divorce suit bus the sweet Oder
pervaded the dingy court room all that day. ..ET-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
Object Lesson In Eeoneuay.

We now snort nice milch COW. How did We
get SsT Sought hsr. RAID go ioT hs, ~ wsos
is8 On that day friend OF ours Insisted treating
us 10 smoke as was our birthday but we refused th
smoked eiesr TO which he replied that he aysrsxsd
cents each day and that he never missed the ANAL
change We told him then that from that day on We
would lay away 10 cents per day 40 long 10 We were
able to do 90 and see how much y would amount g
suenes We have . me Durham COW and calf Sousht
with 40 10 cent piecea .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
CURIOUS FEATURES or ACTUAL LIE
Tns aevsrner'so ae.r vi.iter-Msr Mussssa
ena Msr Hene.

ena Her Henc-
nom ne Artansav Trarerl<r.
The Aksss had ust t%.nca
wSm.n s.rryins anssm ,s eur bonnie; ~ ~ 'rinsH
sisn ,as S iss saS ,1 madam"
III z Il. w a s... .s:E's Ss
sss.l TSy s ss.s u named steve
s sHsS sna cSsr
-: ;ss; S:ss hat teller drunk. an
DON'T know anything about his habits.
Spt dGrt 4. stand e reason that he got drunk ~
sa ;ss s:T g.
;hrs y. :s s.;s SsSiS y !. %
.xha i: ssaa o. sent 20 he psnssn,isry before he
sss:s! AZ there just the same as any '''''''
:;;s;s
s.ss H. s.s e; I'm
!s' SssG bed sS az: be
Ssss d'f ~. sss. him ssss ss.
may; 90 Msas z III. s!% sssa
soon Il. they took him away the hens that had essn
and wish may die II didn't think they would Icy
themselves TO- death. One big old dominicter-the
please !. tne.ahsdnt laid single Gag for two mon.hs
In TO ayin an never nothn'a to excl her. shed
walk around the yard and sing awhile an then she'd
In and lay. lobe sent for year Couldn't you,
70 oblige a poor woman make 1t two, Governor"
"Oh, no; have no authority 70 extend the time-"
didn't know butte oblire po woman You mout"
"wsi. don't you think you could slip six months on
him. anyhow ~
mo can't extend his time minute"
But you are shore the. you won't let him out under
We'll keep him in that long"
We'll am much Obliged 20 You for dcin what You
can she said arising and believe that you had the
power you would do moro for mo. Good day.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
Kssplar Up Appsaraass.

little boy who nearly all his life had been
aniicted with knee trouble which necessitated the
lss Of cruteheS grew much better that his mother
tod him day hai before long be would b able to
10 ss %ssa @s@@s q ,sE'd "sAA' can 50 On
asH. snsE a. seSSs SSSIa s p &c ::s:fs uss1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
His Sweetheart Saved His Life.
From ne Nashville american.

,One Of tho best known mon in Nashville owes
his life and his sweetheart He born and
rsard Of the British .ies the Of prosperous
banker. When nearly q he had serious difficulty with
his ancestral home was late 81 night whom he left
the family domain lie WAS Frustrated with grief and
remorse and determined TO take his life He sat down
and took his pistol Az no reflected he took photo
graph Of h FROM inner pocket OF his
ana scanned ths wen knows with % ss dmmsd
determined TO live Tor her saks 4 not for his He
hastily showed the Into his pocket and started
for the railway station He came to America and drfted
e Nashville He prospered In business and 10 now
bnfortunately the romance ends here. Yor years he
be wrote his awaethea. for shortly after he
left hel family moved tda distant town. He returned
vas married and three children played about her knees
sders himself one Of he happest Of men, But he has
never ceased TO thank his stars for the girl who
suicide he frankly stated TO familiar with his life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
Haunted By the ses... At CA.t.w.rtA.
From the Sto,ts Ctsv journal

John Stillman. the conductor ON the fated
train which carried seventy eight souls TO death e
Chat.worth H. on the night Of the 81 ult b Waiting
Conductor stIman has lost - pounds OF assh NJ sssp
known nxht estful slumber since the accident
He on on leave Of absence from the road They have
sent him Oh where he peases and stay Tong -
he wishes with orders to look TO the company for Say
thing he wants no matter whAtitA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
A HoaAs 0Dsttsr.

BOBBY va. IN church for the trss time. and
Ssi1 Sss g Iasa q. & g. iSf tsi sahs'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
wisdon OF = Latter-day Puritan.

wlsdom OF . Lattor-dny Puritan.
From me Boston Courier.
One swallow does not make q summer, but
several swallows may cause q fall
Yea" said the ar.vsd mother my boy was truthful
until he went fishing. Then he told his nrst ie."
In midnight fight between two gentlemen cats there
10 no tom'foolery.
Has anybody ever alluded to the FAC. tina. painting tho
town redis . cardinal sin'
rroSaSls che history Of Sis ' goat = NOSE ' '''1'
"Geod sr.eiou, exclaimed LADY visitor to the sport
ins editor. room "A with terror II her syss she mkde
% osm madam ssii the sporsinF .d,Ss s'; With
gsn.is s@s =. Z So,hlHs r only the religious sdi
,sS.ns TIE sS:ri. and
people who smoke forget buy their own cigars
]. takes saiors to make man. bu. one tailor can
The men who have walked barefooted over tho burn
nS sands 81 the deaer always know all about the times
That boy" said proud father. Who was an amateur
phrenologtsL that boy was born 10 be groAt lighter
eTs somsthing q that kind but he hove deep
have chance % distinguish himself
guess We eau give him chance to distinguish himself"
I'VE can make him member OF church choir"
Railway superiutsndsnt-Yo desire . position a.
stranssr~If you please SIR
r. q s-Are ycn familiar with track eontrGctions
particularly slnee the Inssrs Commerce Law went
Into operation.
ITir III a 1T 5s';r come ssi Il.